Full Tilt Poker’s Mike Matusow’s Hopes Were Crushed

Getting late into Day 2, Event 41: $2,500 Pot Limit Omaha Hi-Lo, with just six tables worth of players remaining in the field, there was a very appealing three table radius on one side of the room. At each of the three tables sat one of the leading names in the poker industry. Phil Hellmuth had plans on bracelet number 12, his first Full Tilt Poker Review in a non-Hold’em event. Mike Matusow was grinding at the bit to get bracelet four, achieving a win at the WSOP for the first time since his No Limit Deuce-to-Seven win in 2008. And then there was Barry Greenstein, who finally got himself on trail with his first cash of the WSOP and was looking for his fourth bracelet too.

Unfortunately, they could not all achieve their Full Tilt Bonus Code goals concurrently, as, when the dust settled at the end of play on Day 2, Greenstein and Hellmuth are still in strife while the hopes of Mike Matusow were crushed by the brutal poker gods. A fact that he then shared with most of the HORSE field, followed by him returning to the tournament he was removed from and sweating it down to the end, chatting up Hellmuth between hands.

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